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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-12-16, Page 17e0 001040.0004000.013:00400s040. 26 Perscial • 26 Personal • a co • • 26 Personal 26 Personal 26 Personal Wishing all our friends and neighbours a very Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year. Special wishes going out to the "Penguins" and "The Villagers". All the Best. Linda & Jerry Alin, 26-36x2 A Blessed and Merry Christ- mas to all our friends and neighbours. John and Martha Vangeffen 26-36x2 r• I ,10 - We're hoping the holidays • will be packed with love and laughter for our thoughtful friends, neighbours and re- latives — Judy and Warren Beuerman 26-1652 o SEASON'S GREETINGS Though this message can't be delivered, In person to your doors, No message .could bring you Wanner thoughts. 4 Or ever wish you more. Merry Christmas ,& Happy New Year, To our families; relatives. neighbours, friends. the sick and shut-ins. Bill & Clara Brown Egmondville Season's Greetings from Bob,Mount Forest: Anne, Joyce, Jeff. Gr g & Cindy Walters would like to take this opportunity to wish all their neighbours and friends a truly wonderful Christmas and a very Happy New Year. 26-36-2 Season's Greetings with good news from God's word. "God _has given to us eternal life and this life is in His Son, (Jesus). These things have I written unto you 'that believe on the name of the Son of God. that ye may know that ye have eternal life,'and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God." 1st John 5, Verses 11 and 13. ,Love , and Best Wishes to all our rela- tives, neighbours' and friends Ralph and Joyce Fischer ; antifamily 26-36-1 To all our friends, neighbours and relatives: With warm and friendly wish- ' es for a Merry airistinaiiind, a Bright , and Happy New Year. , Hugh, Aline & Lynn Huff 26-3652 To all our friends, neighbours and relatives. may love, faith, hope and happiness be with you at this Christmas Season and throughout the coming year. Roy and Kathleen'williamson & Family 26-36-2 °Merry Christmas to all my neighbours, friends and 'rela- tives. I would appreciate• a visit from each and everyone of you. Mrs. Pearl McFarlane Huronview 26.3652 To wish you a truly joyous Christmas and many blessings in the New Year. — from Glen and Norma Rose and family. 26-31652 • Since I no longer am able to - write my , min Christmas cards, I am using this method :.in order to express my most sincere Best Wishes for a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New freer to all my, friends. E.C. Ned Boswell 26.36-2 Merry Christinas and Happy New Year to all our friends. neighbours and relatives David, Christine, Vicki, Bill and Jeffrey Tremeer '26-3652 To all 'our relatives, friends and neighbours: gladness, only Christmas can We wish you the special hold, • May it' bring you many joys and blessings, Asthe future days' unfold. Debbie, Paul, nunysod Kelly Rau- 26-36-2 ,To family and friends: "For unto us a child is born; Unto us a son is given." May the true meaning of Christmis be an inspiration to you and yours throughout the coming year. Don. Pat & Carla Dalton 26-3652 Merry Christmas and a • Happy New Year to all. . Cor & Catherine De Corte & Family 26-36x2 Wishing all our neighbours, friends and relatives a very Merry Christmas and the best in the New Year. Bill and Luellahlurphy & Family 26-36x2 , Best Wishes to you for a Merry Christmas and a very happy, healthy New Year. From: John Marjorie, Connie &MarkMoore 26-36x2 To all our friends and neigh- bours we wish you health, happiness and contentment in the coming year. - Gerry, June, Kari and Steve Martene 26-36.2 • Greetings from the North. -Merry-Christmas and Happy New Year to all our friends in Seaford: and area. , Jim, Diane, Tracy, Deanna & Troy MacLeod Chapleau 26.36-2 • 9 id) 1(1;11 Mr. and Mrs. •Jack Thompson 0 wish all their friends a joyous holiday season. 26-36.2 Christmas Greetings and all ' good wishes for health and I:• happiness in the New Year. a Theo, Catherine, Pat. Colleen die‘ & Key. Melady 26-3652 4 • 9 6:00•40A0.0. .0.040.00"01040.: 0 0040 40.:0407040040 .. • • S• 0 0 Hensall UCW asked what does Christmas mean a o 0 0 0 •S •S •S 0 The sale. of LouRowland .„ Transport Limitee tO Dave and Brian O'Rourke, having been finalized; I wish to take this opportunity to thank' all my royal customers. It was a A pleasure and a privilege to (al serve you. during the past 22 • years. I wish also to thank those who worked with me during that time, especially Bob Nigh and Bruce McLean. I wish Dave and Brian every success in the future and ask __you to support them in the same manner as you did me. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Lou Rowland 26-36-2 0 r• iY •11 -0 26-3652 Season's Greetings to all. Grace & Terry Hussey 26-36k2 erg ristxt To all our friends, relatives and neighbours: May the peace, joy and love of the Christmas season stay with you throughout the year. Andy, Susan and Gabrielle White RR 1, Dublin 26.3652 24 Card of Thanks I would like to express my sincere !MOW° all the Drs. and nurses of.Se afwth Com- munity Hospital during my illness. Also. *Intim to the Home Help nurses, the many, friends and -relatives who remembered me with visits, cards, flowen, treats. etc. ,To my 6- Meer-John for his care and anyone who helped at the house a special thank you. Janet V. Dearing 24-36-1 My sincere thanks to friends. relatives, and neighbours for cards, flowers, gifts, treats, phone calls and visits during my recent illness. Special thanks to• Dr. Wallace, Drs. and nurses on 5 east. Victoria Hospital, Rev, Bob McMull- en, Mr. Art Harris, of Mocha Shrine I.endon„ Exeter Pharm acY and Kippen V.C.W. Your concern is deeply appreciated ' Emerson Kyle 24-36-1 I would like to say, "Thank You" to the many kind friends who showered me with cards, letters and moral support during my long stay at Toronto General Hospital. I'm so happy to be home again ,and wish everybody a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Margaret Hulley & Family 24-36x1 Mr. and Mrs. Gould would like to express their gratitude to all those who comforted their daughter Terry at the scene of her accident. We also appreciate the sympathy and support given by all our friends. Special thanks to Dr. Rodney and —all the ambu- lance and nursing staff for the splendid medical attention • provided. 24-36x1 Many thanks to Dr. Rodney and Dr. Wong and Dr. Underwood and nurses at Seaforth Hospital for their kindness and care. Also thanks' to my family, friends and " neighbours for the flowers, treats and get-well cards. All was greatly appre- ciated. Joanne Dorssers 24-36x1 Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accom- plished• by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. 25 In Memoriam PETHICK—In loving mem- ory of a dear niece Isabel who passed away Dec. 5. /74.' Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten and sadly missed by Uncle Roy and Aunt Kathleen and family. 25-36-1 , MALONEY—In loving mem- ory of a dear dad Wilfred Maloney who died December 20. 1980. Your Name You got it from your father. T'was the best he had to give And right proudly he bestow- ed it, It is yours the while you live. You may lose the watch he gave yOu And another you may claim. . But remember when you.are tempted to be careful of his name. Oh, there is much that he has given, that he values not at all. He has watched you break your plaything:, In the days whefi you were small. And you lost the book he gave you, And you've scattered many a game. But you will never hurt your father, if you are careful of his name. Death ends a life but it doesn't end a relationship. Death is not the extinguish- ing of the light-it is the puffing out of the lamp because the dawn has-come. For dad the dawn came a year ago - but the light that represented his presence, still guides and influences 'those who loved him. Ever remembered and great- ly Misted by his daughter yBeir• 2546-1 lighting ceremony. Following this ceremony Mrs. Donna St. John sang the beautiful Christmas Carol, "Twas In the Moon of Wintertime" with Mrs. Joyce Pepper ac- companying at the piano. Mrs. Dorothy Mickle assisted at the piano for the hymns. An address of appreciation for her leadership for the past two years was read by Mrs. Helyn Drysdale to the retiring President. Mrs. Dianne Gerstenkorn and a Life Membership Badge was pinned on her by Mrs. Shirley McAllister. She was also presented with' "a gift of appreciation by Mrs. Drum- mond. Mrs. Gerstenkorn thanked everyone for the gifts of appreciation by Mrs. Drummond. Mrs. Gersten- korn thanked everyone for the gifts and for their co:opera- tion dfiring her two years in office he chairedthe meet- ing and opened with a poem "A Christmas Wish". She alio read a store "The Little Christmas Candle". Dianne Stebbins favoured with two step-dancing numbers. She wet presented with a Christ- Anitt gift by Mrs. Kay Elder. Therove/v*14/as *rang. ed by Unit One. , f ri Auctioneer AUCTION- CALENDAR Clinton 482.7898 20-30-tf ••••••••••••• • • • •. • • • R.G. • Gethlre' GENERAL • AUCTIONEER • Serving Perth and • Huron Counties with • many years of expert- • • ence. For reliable service • • • at reasonable rates. • • • • C41347-2465 Collect • • • • 20-34-tf • • • •••••••••••••••••• 22 Legal Notices NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DISSOLVE HURONCO ENTERPRISES LTD. NOTICrIS HEREBY GIVEN that Huronco Enterprises Ltd. intends to dissolve pur- suant to The Business Corp- orations Act. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 10th day of December. 1981. HURONCO ENTERPRISES LTD. by its solicitors herein McCONNELL, STEWART' & DEVEREAUX, .44 Main Street, Sesferth, Ontario NOK IWO 22-36-1 24 Card of Thanks Dr. Chas. Toll wishes to thank the Recreation ComatiVtfor the honor of being selected as the Citizen of the Year '81 and to express his opinion that there were other more de- serving citizens in the area. 2446-1 The Seeforth Lions Sight Conaetration Committee would like to sincerely thank the people of Seaforth and District for their •generous support to mill year's CMS campaign. Total received 51745.00. J.A. Cirdno Chairman E.C. Boswell Co Chairmen 24-36x1 • • • • • • a • # • • • • • •• 25 In Memoriam 1110X—In memory of my, dear husband Richard S. (Dick) Box who -passed away. last Deceriber 20th, 1989. He is deeply missed by his, wife Mary. 25-36-1 BOX—in loving memory,,of my dear dad, Richard S. Box who passed away one year ago. December 20, 1980. One year ago I had to part. With a dad I loved with all my heart, He slipped away• without good-bye, But memories of you will never die. I miss you dad and always will, You left a place no one can fill, There are other dads in the world I know But you were mine and I loved you so, As long as I live I will always be glad That out of this world you were my dad, Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Barb. 25-35x1 RACHO—In loving Memory of Lyle and Marjorie. Their memory is as dear today As is the hours they passed away. Tit memories fade and life- departs. They will live• forever in• our hearts. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Roy and Kathleen and family. 2.5-36-1 27, Births GILLIS: John and Pat are pleased to announce the safe arrival of a son. Craig Jonathon on Thursday November 26, 1981 at St. Marys Memorial Hospital. St. Marys. Proud grand- parents are Mildred Sparling of St. Marys, and Mildred and Harry Gillis R.R. 02. BrUssels. Ont. 27-20x1 PRICE—Brian and Marlene, 154 George St., Mitchell are happy to announce the safe arrival of their son, Shawn Fraser. on Saturday, Decem- ber 12, 1981 at St. Joseph's Hospital,', London. A brother for Amy and a grandson for John and Ann Price. Seaforth' and Keith- and Ethelene Fraser. R1101, St. Marys. 27-36-1 TUNNEY—To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tunney, Seaforth, on December 13th in Seaforth Cominunity Hospital, a son. Jason James.. 27-36x1 NUHN—To Dr. and Mrs. Brian Nuhn, Rit#4, Seaforth. on December 14 in Seaforth Community Hospital. a daughter, Lindsay Elizabeth. 27-36x1 STOLL—William and Susan (nee Vanstone) are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son Benjamin , on No- vember 29/81 at St. Joseph's Hospital in London. Proud grandparents are Beatrice and Edgar Stoll of Kippen, Marg and Roily Vanstone of Hensall. Special thanks to 'Dr. Maynard. 27-36-1 KALECILSTEIN—Waliy and Joan, (Gorwill) happily announce the arrival Of Sara Margaret. A sister for Simon on Dec. 4 /81 in Deep River. Ont. 27-36x1 • 4 THE Hill h MCEPAllell 10, AV : WAuction Sales 20 ;'Auction Sales lifesae r#..gemorialgo Action Sale GARAGE AND SHOP EQUIPMENT AUCTION We have been instructed by the secured party to offer for sale by Public Auction, to the highest bidder without reserve. Garage and Shop Equipment on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1981 AT 1115 P.M. at Rathwell Bldg. in Vanastra. 1 mile south of Clinton. SHOP AND SERVICE EQUIPMENTringersol Rand 5HP air compressor; coats 20.420 tire changer; Amco brake Lathe-model 3000 complete; mobile air jack; auto analizer, Marquette 40-176; wheel balancer; battery chargers; battery analyzer; alternator diode tester; voltage regulator tester; ignition tester; tack and dwell meter; timing light; Clinton tanker-gas holding tank and pump; Sunnen Wet Honing machine; Growler; valve grinder; Sioux valve seating equip- ment; IBM time clock; Lincoln arc welder;;rills; jacks; many, many mere miscellaneous items t numerous to mention. OFFICE FURNITURE & EQ1ULP1VIENT:Dominion safe; SR111 Michro Fische treader; oak desks; filing cabinets; Olivetti Underwood studio 45 typewriter; adding machines and many more items. For further information, please contact: RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES Bruce Rathwell - Manager Dick Robins's - Sales Manager 527-1458 THE STAFF AT RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES WISH EACH AND EVERYONE A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. 20-36-1 adoeii ddocealai AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK IWO 019) 527-1458 22 Legal Notices 21 Tender Wanted Tender for removal of Barn [Lumber and Steel Only] LOCATION: Part of Lot 10, Concession 2, Huron Road Survey, Township of Tuckersmith, County of Huron Lcorner of Cen- tre Street and East Front Street. Egmondville). All tenders will be re- ceived by the undersign- "ed until 5:00 p.m. De- cember 23, 1981. All tenders must be sealed and clearly marked on the face of the envelope with the word "TENDER". CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED 70 Ontario Street Box 310, Clinton, Ontario NOM 11.0 21-35-2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ANDOTHERS In the *Mate of ISABELLA DROVER All persons having claims against the Estate of Isabella Drover, late of the Village of Hensall, in the County of Huron, housekeeper, de- ceased, who died on the 29th day of January, 1981 are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 31st day of December,, 1981, after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth. Ontario this 3rd day of December; 1981. McCONNELL; STEWART & DEVEREAUX Box 220, Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the Administrator 22-35-1 The Hensall United Church Women held their Christmas Generarmeeting, on Monday, December 7. The speaker was their Minister Rev. Stanley McDonald. He asked the' question, "What Does Christmas Mean To You?" and then presented Christmas as a season of joy, light and revelation. All the elements of Christmas dis- close the ways that God reveals His love to men through the baby Jesus Christ. Christmas is the mercy of 'Odd saving man from himself. Christmas re- veals something of the mea- sure of God's grace through Jesus Christ and the quality of God's love for us. A baby's birth was history's most de- cisive event of that day. God came to man and became one of us, that being the noblest expression of the revelation of God's love for man. Rev. McDonald Was thanked by Mrs. Dianne Gertsenkorn and presented with a gift of appreciation. He was intro- duced by Mrs. Kay Eider. The Devotional was eon- ducted by Indira irom Gni Four. Mrs, Nan Britton;ykor Fldrence thick and M. Vera I,emmon Presented a candle- After the closing prayer and grace everyone adjourn- ed to .the Fellowship Hall for lunch and conversation. ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Hensall United Church was held on Sunday morning following the service Decem- ber 6. The slate of officers was presented by Mrs. Grace Drummond on behalf of the nominating committee as -follows: Past President Mrs., Hans Gerstenkorn; President Mrs. can Payne: Vice-pres- ident Mrs. Cecil Pepper; Second vice-president: Va- cant; Secretary-Mrs. Grace Drummond; Treasurer-Mrs. Ian McAllister; Unit leaders: Unit 1, Mrs. Glendon Christie Unit Two, Mrs. Cecil Pepper; Unit Three; Mrs. Tom Brint- nell; Unit Four; Mrs. Britton; Committee conven- ers: World Outreach, Mrs. Ron Mock; Communications,,. Mrs. Carl Payne; Chrifech in Society, Mrs. Glendon Chris. tie; In Church, Vacant; Lead- ership development,'; Mrs, Hans GertiFenkotn: Christian Development, Mrs, Ken El. der; Stewardship, Miss Mary Goodwin. Huron-Perth Presbyterial annual meeting will be held In 41" Hensall on January 25 at 12:30 p.m. and special events day willhe in Mitchell in April The U.C.W. conference will be held in Ingersoll in April. The 20th anniversary of the il.C.W. will be celebrated in June 1982. The Henn!' Unit- ed Church annual congrega- tional meeting will begin with a pot-lack .supper on January 20 at 6:30 pm. and the World Day of Prayer will be. held 'on March 5 at Carmel. Pres- byterian Church. Mrs. Gerstenkorn reported the drape that was to be hung inside the front ditor was ready and also -carpeting for the back staircase, Reports were given by all committee conveners and were accepted. with the work of the nomina- ting.committee, The financial- eittedrit for 1981 and the budget for 1982 were „presented and accept, ed. It Was 'decided to hang new drapes in the'Perlor and the Fellowship Hall, As 00.41 the budget would stretch to redecorate the den at the Manse. The iiiiiiiting"td, jottned. Mr,.00tdOn To** ,irlie# hire been a patient in SOUh HOMO- Etaepital for the set several returned to his home. Miss Greta Lammie who suffered a fall at her home.is receiving treatment in South Huron Hospital. Exeter. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. The annual Hensall Public' — School concert will be held at the school on Thursday er- ning at 7:10 p.m. Amber Rebekah Lodge are holding their Christmas party on Wednesday' following the regular meeting. A most enjoyabie evening was spent at Pineridge Chalet 1• On Saturday when the Bank of Montreal ,stift Members' held their Christina* party. They were served a delicklus turk- ^ ey dinner. HOLT_OOMMUNION ' SWIM Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted entice in Cannel Presbyterian Church on Sun, , day, He spoke' on "Our Best , Chriatmas ", the gift of estytift ( God 't on .. gotton son) the greet gift 4# sit, and the true meaning of chtistiusa. Mite Donna Taylor 'lit the Third Candle, Nut $tuiday the Young ho. pie will be in charge of the entire service.